The phrase "addressing the evolution of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or developments in a particular subject or field over time.
Example: "The research paper is addressing the evolution of technology in education and its impact on student learning."
Alternatives: "discussing the development of" or "exploring the progression of".
In addressing the evolution of the government sponsored collaboration network, this study has identified that actors are more likely to engage in collaboration with prior partners, partners of direct & indirect partners, and partners with similar attributes.
No introductory biology course can be considered complete without addressing the evolution of morality (Allchin 2009a).
Alice Gray Stites: The photographers featured in Labor & Materials, as with all the artists included in this exhibition, were selected because they are engaged in addressing the evolution of industry, technology, and working conditions today, during a time of rapid and profound global change.
Although this variation is the core of theoretical studies addressing the evolution of dispersal [4], it is still scarcely documented and considered in empirical works, with the noticeable exception of sex-biased and density-dependent dispersal patterns [5], [6], [7].
The existence of a dispersal-establishment trade-off has been a key assumption of many models based on plant traits (e.g. those addressing the evolution of propagule size) [35] as well as a number of models addressing spatial limitations to plant recruitment [36].
Studies addressing the evolution of VNTRs across primates are scarce.
Chapters in this volume also address the evolution of toxicology testing.
This paper draws together theories from organisational and neo-institutional literatures to address the evolution of supply chain contracts.
Given the Congressional deadlock over patients' rights and the absence of new federal legislation that addresses the evolution of managed care since 1974, states have increasingly stepped into the breach to add protections and remedies.
YIBS' new Program on the Evolution of Flower Form and Function (EF3) brings together diverse scientific disciplines to address the evolution of one of the most innovative and transformative structures on the planet: flowers.
This review addresses the evolution of pubovaginal slings and milestones of its journey to its current position in surgery of incontinence.
